312 B3-74 N. LAUDA FRANCE GP 1974

The model 312 B3-74, based on a prototype called "snow plough" (due to the unusual nose), was introduced in the 1974 season when Ferrari signed the BRM drivers Niki Lauda and Clay Regazzoni to rebuild the team. After taking up residence in Modena he spent many days testing and working with the engineers and mechanics to improve the performance of the Ferrari 312 B3-74. The most striking feature of the new 312 B3-74was the very square bodywork between the front and rear axle and the steep full width nose. During the France GP Lauda made a superb performance and arrived 2^nd on the grid. It’s a die-cast model in 1:43 scale, sure to delight fans and collectors.